Two sets of carriers this month progressed on plans to merge operations after regulators signed off on their proposed deals. In Europe, Lufthansa's intended purchase of Swiss International Air Lines...

In the midst of its first companywide meetings centralization initiative, which officials hope will slash $20 million of corporate meetings spending in 2002, Ford Motor Co. next month will open a new...

Airfare Hike Fails Highlights Rising Tide, Actual Vs. Typical Fare Gap By David Jonas Despite being short-lived, last week's temporary 3 percent fare hike by four major

The big question facing the U.S. airline industry now is whether domestic carriers can survive the skyrocketing cost of fuel. It is clear that exorbitant oil prices will be the central obstacle to...

In Regard to 'Name Withheld For Obvious Reasons' It is not my practice to respond to anonymous letters, however this letter (BTN, Sept. 18 ) raises a number of issues that demand an answer. 1. The

Inside TrackSilverman Takes Cendant HelmHenry Silverman last week was unanimously elected chairman of Cendant Corp. following the resignation of Walter Forbes. Silverman, who will remain as

Clinton's Visit To India Generates Economic Optimism By Neelam Mathews Bill Clinton's visit to India, the first by a U.S. president in the past 22 years, and the subsequent signing of agreements

British Airways today informed Qantas of its intention to divest its 18.25 percent share in the Australian carrier, citing the need to lower debt and strengthen its balance sheet.

The leaders of Sabre and GetThere's operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa are leaving the company in June, the company confirmed today. The departures follow a series of additions to...

OP-ED: New ARC Program Contradicts Trend By Lee TurnerLee Turner is executive vice president of relationship management & business development at BTI Americas in Northbrook,